BA Human Development-Childhood Development Concentration

Course Overview The Bachelor of Arts in Human Development with a concentration in Childhood Development is an interdisciplinary program that integrates theory and methodology from anthropology, psychology, and sociology. This concentration focuses on the processes and mechanisms underlying developmental change in children, preparing students to understand and work with diverse young populations. Students learn to apply developmental knowledge to real-world contexts, promoting social justice and empathetic understanding. Key Program Highlights Gain a deep understanding of child cognitive, social, and language development through specialized upper-division courses. Develop critical research skills by designing and conducting individual or group projects, culminating in a senior capstone seminar. Learn to apply developmental theories to diverse community contexts, preparing for careers in education, social work, and counseling. Choose from flexible delivery formats including hybrid, online, and accelerated options to fit your schedule. Benefit from an interdisciplinary faculty with expertise across anthropology, biology, linguistics, psychology, and sociology.